CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL IN HEALTH CARE QUALITY (CPHQ) TESTS AND ANSWERS UNMARKED PART 1 QUESTIONS 29 TO 56
CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL IN HEALTH CARE QUALITY (CPHQ) TESTS AND ANSWERS UNMARKED PART 1 QUESTIONS 29 TO 56
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CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL IN HEALTH CARE QUALITY (CPHQ) TESTS AND ANSWERS UNMARKED PART 1 QUESTIONS 29 TO 56
29. One advantage of the kaizen approach to DMAIC implementation is that:
a. it replicates the project-team approach.
b. all of the team members are involved in all phases of the process.
c. it can be performed while employees complete their normal tasks.
d. it is accomplished in about a week.
30. The practice of waiting for a certain number of samples before commencing a test run
results in:
a. fewer bottlenecks.
b. more bottlenecks.
c. shorter lead times.
d. longer lead times.